[Trainer-Talk] JAWS, Adobe and Signature Stamps

portillo.jim at gmail.com portillo.jim at gmail.com
Fri May 17 19:38:01 UTC 2024


Greetings,

 

I've got an interesting situation involving some of what I have to do for my
new job.

The agency for which I work has gone paperless, and I have to sign things
like invoices and other important papers. The few bills we do get via paper
are done by hand, but they would like to get away from that if possible.

So far, I've had people scan things so that I can use Adobe Sign. That has
worked well for most things, but again, some of these things aren't working
well digitally.

A coworker asked if I might simply be able to load a PDF into Adobe and add
a signature stamp to it. The problem is that now that I have a full adobe
license (and even when I didn't), once Adobe was set on screen reading mode
for JAWS, I am not able to navigate around to different menus or options,
and if I am able to do it, I have no idea what to do. 

I've only used Acrobat Reader to read PDFs and haven't honestly done much
with it in a greater sense. Can more be done?

What do other people do for Adobe Signatures and stamps? 

I don't want to let my agency know that what I need to do with signature
stamps is not accessible until I know for sure. This stuff obviously works
fine without JAWS, but that consists of a sighted person basically doing it
for me.

Thanks much.

 



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